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Harvard College Library

A circular seal of Harvard College. The border contains a Latin inscription, translated as "Seal of the Harvard Academy in New England." In the center is a shield containing three open books, which are inscribed with the syllables "VE-RI-TAS," the Latin word for "Truth."

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Ecclesiastical relating to the Christian Church, its organization, or its history History,

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Philo of Tirak and others original Armenian: "P‘ilon Tirakats‘i ew ..."; Philo of Tirak was a prominent 7th-century Armenian scholar and translator associated with the "Hellenizing School," a scholarly movement that aimed to bring Greek philosophical and historical knowledge into the Armenian language.

Socrates (Scholasticus), original: "Socrates Scholasticus"; a 5th-century church historian in Constantinople whose "Ecclesiastical History" remains a vital source for the history of late antiquity and the early Christian church between 305 and 439 AD.

Philo of Tirak, ...

Glossary of terms found on this page: Ecclesiastical History (Ekeghets‘akan patmut‘iwn), translated by (t‘argmanets‘), Philo of Tirak (P‘ilon Tirakats‘i), Socrates the Scholar (Socrates Scholasticus).

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